Mistake

Question

There is a mistake: words [0] is "Hello," , not "Hello".

Answer 1

(It's from Python course > Control Structures > Lists > first page)

words = ["Hello", "world", "!"]
print(words[0])
print(words[1])
print(words[2])

words[0] is 'Hello' not 'Hello,' because the comma is a list separator and not part of the string, as it's outside the quotation marks.

Answer 2

@Erik Johanson ... I think this is from the Python Lessons. When posts end up out in Q&A often the only context is the keywords :/

Answer 3

Could be a translation typo; English looks okay.
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Answer 4

yup, ama noobie here, so i thought i comented the task

Answer 5

I assume you called a function thes that splits a string into words. The function that does that very likely separates the string into words by spaces. Spaces are the key thing here.